Why Do Bipolar People Isolate Themselves? Understanding Social Withdrawal
Isolation is a common yet often overlooked symptom of bipolar disorder. Why do bipolar people isolate themselves? The answer lies in how mood swings affect social behavior.
Bipolar Check
2/22/20251 min read
Reasons for Isolation:
During Depressive Episodes: Intense sadness and hopelessness make social interactions feel overwhelming.
After Manic Phases: Regret over impulsive behavior can lead to shame and withdrawal.
Energy Fluctuations: Fatigue during depressive states reduces the motivation to connect with others.
While occasional solitude is normal, prolonged isolation can worsen mental health. If you find yourself withdrawing, consider reaching out to a trusted friend or therapist.
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